CARE Malawi Lilongwe Office

CARE Malawi Lilongwe Office is an office of CARE Malawi, the Malawi programme of the international humanitarian and development organisation CARE, in Lilongwe, Malawi. CARE has worked in Malawi since 1998. Its programmes in the country cover crisis response, food and water, health, climate, gender equality and making the economy work for women and girls, and CARE states that women and girls are central to CARE Malawi's work. In 2025, according to CARE, its work in Malawi reached about 970,000 participants through 26 projects, 62 per cent of them women and girls. In 2002 CARE Malawi pioneered the Community Score Card, a method in which community members and service providers jointly assess local services such as health care and agree how to improve them; the approach has since been used well beyond Malawi. CARE Malawi is also part of the Humanitarian Partnership Platform, a locally led coordination and response group that includes Malawian organisations such as GENET, WOLREC, CARD and CADECOM. CARE was founded in the United States on 27 November 1945 as the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, sending CARE Packages of food aid to Europe after the Second World War. CARE International is now a confederation of national member organisations, with its secretariat in Geneva. Lilongwe has been Malawi's capital since 1975 and is the base for most government ministries and many of the international organisations working in the country. CARE has not published a street address or direct telephone number for its Lilongwe office online.

Private Bag A-89, Lilongwe, Malawi
Lilongwe

13°57′37″S 33°47′54″E